Articles tagged "Human Rights"

Abducting the future: How Ukrainian parents fight to rescue their children from Russia -- Russia is covering Ukraine with landmines. Clearing them will be extremely difficult -- Germany greenlights joint Rheinmetall-Ukraine venture in Kyiv -- and more

Ukrainian troops make gains in Donetsk Oblast -- Russian navy changes posture to blockade Ukrainian ports -- Russian forces launch missiles against Khmelnytskyi Oblast -- Russia raises conscription age [again] to increase dwindling forces in Ukraine -- and more

Russia retreats from Andriivka as Ukraine makes gains near Bakhmut -- UN rejects Russia's claims on Olenivka prison massacre -- F-16 jets will enable Ukraine to protect grain corridor -- Wheat prices rise sharply after Russian attacks on Ukrainian port infrastructure -- and more

Wagner ex-commanders tell Russian opposition media of their war crimes in Ukraine, Kyiv launches investigation -- Russia blocking 50 ships with Ukrainian grain in Black Sea -- Slovakia delivers MiG jets; no Chinese weapons found on the battlefield -- Ombudsman says his office has received 'dozens' of videos with alleged executions of Ukrainian POWs -- Russia increases air strikes, artillery attacks on Bakhmut -- and more

IAEA head to visit Russia, discuss occupied Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant -- The UN Security Council’s darkest month -- Kyiv denies Wagner’s claim of seizing Bakhmut city hall -- Moscow blames Ukraine for killing propagandist Tatarsky, Zelensky says it's Russia's matter -- and more

Explosions in Crimean Dzhankoi hinder Russia's transfer of weapons -- Ukraine starts using US-made ‘smart bomb’ kits -- Europol identifies 150 suspects of Russian war crimes in Ukraine -- Putin's plans to deploy nukes in Belarus violate Russia-China declaration -- Zelensky, EU leaders visit Bucha on liberation anniversary, honour massacre victims -- and more

Russian troops in Ukraine act as if international law does not exist -- Human Rights advocate turned soldier Butkevych sentenced to 13 years by Russian proxies in Donbas; no legal grounds for sentence -- Russia unlikely to make significant gains launching new counteroffensive in Vuhledar -- Who was ‘Da Vinci,’ legendary young commander killed near Bakhmut? -- and more

Kyiv says Russia prepares for offensive in southern Ukraine -- Additional troops to be sent to Bakhmut -- Ukraine repels more than 85 Russian attacks over past day -- Local authorities report fire at oil depot in Russia's Krasnodar region -- Alleged loss of aircraft at Belarusian airfield to further limit Russia's air operations -- and more

Where does Russian disinformation incubate in US? -- Ukraine prepares deals to strengthen air defense capabilities -- Russia deploys ‘at least’ 60 additional military vehicles to Belarus since Dec. 8 -- Amid year-end address cancellation, Kremlin is not confident it can continue shaping Russian information space -- and more

Russia to force citizenship on residents in Zaporizhzhia Oblast from Oct. 30 -- Russia closes hospitals, steals medical equipment from occupied territories -- Russia runs out of missiles, stops attacking Ukraine's military bases -- Belarus has provided Russia with 65,000 metric tons of ammunition since March -- and more

Russia plans to "retrain" teachers from temporarily occupied territories at special camps -- Russia fires five missiles at Lviv -- Russian military launches missile strike at Dnipropetrovsk Oblast -- Russians fail to launch large-scale offensive in Donbas as Ukrainian forces hold them back -- Although offensive shifts to eastern Ukraine, Russia’s ultimate goal hasn't changed -- and more

Education leaders criticise ‘reckless’ move, after first case of ending mass distribution of LFTs (Lateral Flow Tests)